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Yeah, it sucks for the public, but I assume if you're working in FP&A your company will pay for accurate statistics.
by root_axis 1y ago
Yeah, it sucks for the public, but I assume if you're working in FP&A your company will pay for accurate statistics.
- rtkwe 1y agoIf those statistics are even available. Part of the employment numbers is a 60,000 household survey they conduct with the help of the census bureau I doubt there's going to be a consistent survey of that scale done on the private dime. Not to mention all the statistics businesses are required legally to submit to the government that these hypothetical private replacements would never have access to.